Rhode Island Rowing clinched its third straight Atlantic 10 Championship and the 12th overall, showcasing its dominance on the Cooper River in New Jersey. Under the leadership of A-10 Coach of the Year Shelagh Donohoe, the Rams excelled, with standout performances that included historic race times from their varsity boats. The team secured automatic entry into the NCAA Championship, reinforcing their status as a top contender.

By the Numbers
  • Rams Varsity 8+ finished with a time of 6:33.123, fourth-fastest in A-10 history.
  • Second Varsity 8+ set a new A-10 record at 6:39.501.
  • Rhode Island scored a total of 48 points, leading the standings.
State of Play
  • Rhode Island's strong performance positions them for the NCAA Championships in Gainesville, GA.
  • The NCAA Selection Show is scheduled for May 19, where they will learn their national seed.
What's Next

Rhode Island will prepare for the NCAA Championship, starting May 29, aiming to build on their recent success. Their strong showing at the A-10 Championship provides momentum heading into this prestigious competition.

Bottom Line

The Rams' recent triumph signifies not just a title but also establishes them as a formidable player nationally, underscoring the effectiveness of their coaching and athletic talent. With a history of success, they are poised to make an impact at the NCAA level.